Fiction
A Man in the Storm
Gaëlle Nohant
January 1917. The war drags on, grinding soldiers into the trenches while those left behind are stretched to their limits. At nineteen, Rosalie is forced to leave her boarding school, uprooted from Pa…
The White Octopus Hotel
Alexandra Bell
“Have you traveled a long way?” she asked carefully. A smile twitched at the corner of his mouth. “Well, yes,” he said slowly. “Yes, you could say that. But it was worth the wait.” London, 2015. When…
Milady
Adélaïde de Clermont-Tonnerre
For too long, Milady has been vilified as a ruthless power player, master manipulator, notorious liar, and dangerously beautiful femme fatale. But what if this infamous portrayal was merely the produc…
Florida Palms
Joe Pan
The Outsiders meet Sons of Anarchy in this gripping debut about a group of young men dragged into a drug-running operation. It’s 2009, the height of the Great Recession. Best friends Eddy, Cueball, an…
The Blue Place (Aud Torvingen)
Nicola Griffith
The first of Nicola Griffith’s beloved Aud Torvingen crime series. It would be so easy—a step, a smile, swift whirl and grab, and snap: done. I even knew how she would fall, what a tiny sound her last…
Specimen
Pauline Claviere
When “Adolescence” meets “Anatomy of a Fall”. “Today’s paedophile bears little resemblance to the cliché of the clammy-handed old man in a trench coat loitering outside the school gates. In just two d…
Pig
Matilde Pratesi
Pigs are Valentina’s safe space. When she’s feeling overwhelmed, she lists the breeds from A-Z until her mind becomes quiet again. Valentina struggles to live life without order. Every morning, she re…
Greta and Marguerite
Kalindi Ramphul
Passion, betrayal, friendships and family secrets… A perfect escape… When turbulence on a flight from Bombay to Paris brings middle-aged Romuald and flight attendant Greta together, it’s love at first…
Blast
Claire Deya
Grand Prix RTL – Lire An unforgettable portrait of suffering, hope, and love in post–World War II France, this cinematic debut novel uncovers the secrets of a little-known era. In spring of 1945, the…
A Lie Will Suffice
Christopher Bouix
One man, Ethan Chanseuil. One android, Milo-128. One hundred and twenty minutes of interrogation. With one outcome, a public vote. And one simple question: who is telling the truth? A satirical pastic…